The "Hero Complex" refers to a psychological condition where an individual feels a strong need to be seen as a hero or savior. This often leads them to take on excessive responsibilities or engage in risky behaviors to help others, even when it may not be necessary. People with this complex may struggle to accept help themselves, believing they must always be the one to rescue others. This complex can be seen in various contexts, including superhero movies, where characters like Spider-Man or Batman embody the desire to protect and save. In real life, individuals with a hero complex may work in professions such as emergency services or social work, driven by a need to make a significant impact on others' lives.